April Cornell Archival Jacket (For Women)

Can be dressed up or down by what type of trouser one wears. Looks wonderful with a pair of dressy chocolate trousers or dark wash indigo jeans. Very versatile depending on how one layers under the blouse to suit the pants. For dressier look I use a chocolate, melon, and multi shades of yellow-green sweater and never fail to get loads of compliments! Sounds strange but looks great.

This is a lovely top - the picture does not do it justice. If you don't like sequins though, you should look closely because the jacket has a few. I wore this open with a print tank underneath and dressy summer tan pants and high sandals. Felt great and got several compliments.

Wow! Nothing flatters quite like the cut of this shirt! The front and back vents coupled with the princess seaming are the perfect frame for the understated embroidery and subtle pale green beads. I chose the Nomadic Traders Sonoma striped linen pants to complement this top. The colors, fabrics and proportions of each piece make a classy outfit.

Princess seaming and front and back vents hide figure flaws and accentuate form. Pale green sequins, securely sewn to the tonal embroidery, provide an artisanal look. I paired it with the Nomadic Trader striped capris, creating an outfit that can go casual or dressy-casual. The shirt jacket is appropriate for three seasons; a vest over it or a thermal layer beneath could make it apropos year around. While it's not carefree to maintain, it holds up well to home laundering.